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There is Hakonezan in Kanagawa Prefecture's local sake!
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If you see it at a store, please try it.
The sweetness, umami, and bitterness are a pleasure to drink!
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Hakone Drink Comparison Set (2)
On March 1, after a year-long event, I went on a trip to Hakone as a way of consolation! The local sake was served to compare with Japanese kaiseki.
It was my first time to try Hakonezan! This is the spiciest sake in the group.
It is a dry ginjo-shu as you might imagine, but it is moderately rich and very good as a mid-meal drink.
Of course, it goes well with ingredients as they are, but it also goes well with dishes that have been added, such as those using dashi (Japanese soup stock)!
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ももち
Souvenirs from a colleague's daughter
It's a change from hot sake.
It's easy to drink and refreshing.
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いまい
The palate was pleasant and the aftertaste was sharp.
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はなたろ
Dry with a clean aftertaste.
It has a well-balanced taste and is easy to match.
List price: ¥570 (tax included)
Content: 300ml
Taste: light
Strength: 15.5
Acidity: 2.0
Sake degree: +5.0
Rice polishing ratio: 65
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choco3111
At Ryokan
A cup of sake after a hot bath is the best ♫
Nice sweet aroma
But not too sweet
In a cup at the ryokan (Japanese inn)
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ぐがげご
A regular junmai ginjo sake. Easy to drink, moderately sweet, nothing unpleasant, an honorable mention.
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はるか
Delicious beef shabu dinner and hot sake 🍶.
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しゃちまるんるん
Hakoneyama is gentle on the palate. It doesn't give you a sharp taste. If you put it in your mouth, the intoxication goes around your nose. However, it is lightly dry and smooth.
After the next day, the light sweetness comes and it is easy to drink, but it still comes on quickly, and it seems to pull away at the end. It is easy to drink, but it is still smooth, and it seems to pull away at the end. How about this as an introduction to sake? How about as an entry point for sake? After that, it may turn fruity. Or will it go on to be dry?
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Yamakatsu
Junmai Ginjo-shu from Kanagawa Prefecture's Inoue Shuzo.
This delicious sake has the strength of a junmai sake, but with the aroma and drinkability of a ginjo.
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ほっとけーき
ちょい辛
なべ
Recommendation! Both freshness and flavor are firm and strong, gooey but easy to drink.
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ひでゆき
Recommendation in Hakone, but I'd rather drink Junmai sake.
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